Justine Clark Co-Authored an Article Titled, "The realities of SBLC risk transfer."

Justine Clark Co-Authored an Article Titled, "Are banks overlooking a source of capital relief?"

Justine Clark Co-Authored an Article Titled, "When one isn’t enough: The case for double default treatment."

Justine Clark Co-Authored an Article Titled, "Can SBLC risk participations reduce regulatory capital requirements?"

Michael E. Avidon Authored an Article Titled, "The Hidden Risks of Varying a Confirmation's Terms," Which was Published in the April 2026 Edition of Documentary Credit World.

Paul M. Roder Authored An Article Titled, "Not So Evergreen: Court Limits Duration of Auto-Extension Clause In Letter Of Credit," Which Was Published In The March 2026 Edition Of Documentary Credit World.

Michael Evan Avidon Authored an Article Titled "Letter of Credit Basics," Which Was Published in Business Law Today

Paul M. Roder and Michael Fingerhut Authored an Article Titled, "New York Legislature Passes 2022 UCC Amendments," Which Appeared in the September 2025 Edition of Documentary Credit World.

Justine M. Clark Authored The USA Chapter in Global Legal Insights - Fintech 2025

New York Legislature Passes 2022 UCC Amendments to Modernize Commercial Law Relating to Digital Assets and Emerging Technologies

Michael Evan Avidon's Article Titled "ISP98, A Success Story" was Cited as a Source for a Global Trade Review Article

The Impact of ISP98 on Standby Letters of Credit and Global Finance

ISP98, A Success Story

How Will Third Party Risk Management Expectations Impact the Future of Banking as a Service?

Online Payment Systems -Are You a Payment Processor or a Money Transmitter?

Fintech Consumer Regulations

Big Changes to New York’s Power of Attorney Law Are Now in Effect

City Bar Endorses LIBOR Discontinuance Legislation

Big Changes to New York’s Power of Attorney Law Are Coming June 13, 2021

Important Holdings for Letter of Credit Users and Issuers from Recent New York Cases Involving Natixis Funding Corp. and Natixis, New York Branch

Credit Agreement Checklist of Issues To Consider in Light of the Ongoing Pandemic

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: Letters of Credit and the Coronavirus

Letters of Credit and Applicant Bankruptcy

Facing the Known Unknown: Advice to Banks and Other Financial Institutions Preparing for Compliance with New York’s New Cybersecurity Regulation

Original Letter of Credit Must Be Presented for Complying Presentation: MEPT 757 Third Avenue LLC v. Sterling National Bank